1. Chongqing Eye Skyview Deck Ticket
2. Booking service fee and platform fee
   

Personal expenses and all expenses not mentioned in "Inclusions".

Admission Tickets

• Standard Ticket: Required for adults and children over 1.3 meters tall.
• Free Admission: Children under 1.3 meters  enter free but must be accompanied by a paying adult (limit: 1 child per adult).

Avoid Peak Hours

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM is the busiest time for visits. For a more enjoyable experience, plan your trip outside these hours to enjoy a quieter, more serene time in the clouds.

Safety First

Follow park regulations—no climbing, rough play, or bringing pets/balloons into the area. Help ensure everyone’s safety.

Be Prepared for Weather

Chongqing’s weather changes quickly! Bring sun protection and rain gear. Note: The park may close temporarily during thunderstorms—updates will be announced on-site.

1. Essential Items to Bring

ID/Passport: May be required for ticket purchases or identity verification.

2. Clothing & Accessories

Comfortable, non-slip shoes: Essential for glass walkways and windy conditions at high altitudes.
Light jacket/windbreaker: High-altitude areas can be chilly even in summer.
Sun protection(summer must-haves):Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses (UV rays are stronger at high elevations).
Compact umbrella/raincoat: Chongqing’s weather is unpredictable.

3. Photography Gear

Phone/camera: Capture the Yangtze River, city skylines, and night views (visit at dusk for sunset + nightview combo!).
Portable charger: Avoid running out of battery while snapping photos.
Small tripod(optional): For stable night shots—check if tripods are allowed first.

4. Safety & Convenience

Backpack/crossbody bag: Secure your belongings and avoid accidental drops at heights.
Phone lanyard/anti-drop strap: Prevent losing small items over the edge.
Some cash: Bring as backup—signal or payment issues may occur.

5. Additional Tips

Check weather forecasts: Fog or rain may obscure views.
Book tickets online: Use platforms like Meituan or Ctrip during holidays to skip lines.
Travel light: Elevator queues can be long—pack only essentials.
Fear of heights: The observation deck has glass floors—proceed with caution.